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guide to the most commonly encountered Alaskan wildlife. Includes short overview
of conservation and parks.
FEDSTON, J (2002) Rowing to Latitude-Journeys along the Arctic Edge. North Point
Press. 312pp.
FLOWERS, P (2001) Alone Across the Arctic: One Woman’s Epic Journey by Dog Team.
Alaska Northwest Books. 120pp. Flowers sledged 2500 miles from Barrow Alaska
to Repulse Bay.
LONELY PLANET PUBLICATIONS (Ed: Du Fresne, J.) (2000) Alaska. A travel survival
kit. Lonely Planet Publications, London. ISBN 0864427549
MORTON, K. (1997) Planning a wilderness trip in Canada and Alaska. Rocky Mountain
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RODAHL, k. (1954) North Heimemann Ltd UK 244p Account of the set up of the ice
island T3
RIDDLES, L & JONES, T (1988) Race Across Alaska: First Women to Win the Iditarod
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SCOTT, A. (1990) Tracks Across Alaska: a dog sled journey. John Murray: ISBN
087113389X. Account of dog sled journey from Manley Hot Springs to Nome.
STRUZIK, E (1991) Northwest Passage: The Quest for an Arctic Route to the East. Kay
Porter Books.
WARBURTON LEE, J. (1996), Roof of Americas Expedition.Swan Hill Press, England.
This book which is an account of a British Army Expedition from North to South
America includes one chapter covering a winter journey down the Yukon river with
dog team and snowmachine and then up northwestern Alaska coastline.
WAYBURN, P. (1998) Adventuring in Alaska. Sierra Club, San Francisco: For anyone
planning major canoe, kayak or rafting expeditions in the state of Alaska.
III. Arctic Canada
Despite the comparatively low latitude of Canada’s southern states, the country offers
significant scope for polar travel and adventure.
Permissions
There have been major changes in Canada since the April 1999 when the new territory of
Nunavut came into being, taking in the central and eastern portions of the Northwest
Territories. So make sure you know which part you want to visit. National parks in Canada
have restricted access.
Travel
Yellowknife, NWT and Iqualuit, Nunavut serve as the main administrative and access
points into the Canadian Arctic.
• Canadian North, part of Canadian Airlines flies Boeing 737 jet aircraft to Resolute
from Edmonton through Yellowknife and Cambridge Bay.
• First Air has regular flights north from Ottawa and Edmonton up into Canadian
arctic and serves Broughton Island, Cape Dorset, Clyde River, Hall Beach, Igloolik,
Kimmirut, Pangnirtung, Pond Inlet, Resolute, Grise Fiord, Nanisivik, Arctic Bay,